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The 10ga should have a bore of .775 so the restriction is .036 or full. BUT the only way to determine the choke is to measure the bore and choke restriction--no way around it.
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02-16-2023, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Craig Larter
The 10ga should have a bore of .775 so the restriction is .036 or full. BUT the only way to determine the choke is to measure the bore and choke restriction--no way around it.
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Craig we were pecking away simultaneously. 
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